Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-19
-. Coming National osmpatzn.

Ia
p,.roy, Mass, Aug. l8-S. c. Pom
- owl nited States Senator from Kan
:. IN conversation a: his summer home
..y,nspt Yesterday, with Boston Her
.araportsr, suggested some interesting
AZ: short the drift Of national politics
..f.bp ur0b4ble issues Of the coming
'.~,Ugns OF 1888. The Senator stands
,Tsry friendly relations with the Presi-
IN, and from Whist the latter has tolG
in hp Is confident Mr.. Cleveland does
-. desire a reelection. It was
~y short time ago, said
h ex Senator, that he hoped
= lave tne Office OF the chief executive
II inch condition that any nominee OF his
Tr.ycauld be elecred, and he believed
M Term to be sufficient. The ex-Sena-
IN slso said that q New York man can
n, be elected. From personal acquaint-
rce with the men who live on the line
Inc Atlsntic states, can assert that
5ev will resist and oppose another New
YO:k Administration. These men repre-
sn. the new south. They say they are
| unused TO New York control of public
,E.rs, they will not stand another ad-
Illustration which allows al the than
al Influence of the nation to be rua in
tie Ines of New Yolk. The Empire
safe :bey say is practically The govern
ntrt The President aud his household,
md TIE heads Of the Treasury and
/ NV Department arc New Workers,
Tie Secretary CT State, although from
D.lgsre, is absorbed in New YORK mat
lei: Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah,
New orleans G1d other southern sesp0rts
Ire msde tributary to New York and their
CuEerce is made to empty into the me
,np0lis simply becsuse the country is
t1mireered by New York power and no
1Ty,s awarded the OUTSIDE.
"D0 they seem TO be belligerent:"
They have sssu- Ell me their natural
eli srd supporters live in the great
ArthTes: and that they are now for
,0rhweS: combination. The sentiment
mans the combination OF ell seaport
| CUES in the south sgainst New York and
sS-0ng sliiALCe with the northwestern
@,ss The great southern and vest
II trade rss grown to be sUf-
l-51.y 2pprvcIated by the re-
.ca.c e honduras which gave
.mmmeTcial subsidy for the Northern
Ia5ursS RsiIray connecting Der only to
taI,heIn h-rooI5, which. when com
.t'tt. viii double It's trade in year.
vlt5s0 ana St. Louis are II this move
I'd can become the great distributing
3les Of the country. National pros
Pit? VII be looked sitter in the comiog
-sc.oD, aBd not party questions of New
i'i5 and New EDgland policies. The
III will be sub0rdiBated TO commerce,
I'd the untold wealth Of the Spanish
HtiAirg repabliC will dominate over any
@5o!y Of free trade or protection. TIE
aaaidste or party that ignores natural
n,-slce between the United States,
Afxco snd the Central American re-
.a2lcS Will &c left. Those interested in
Z move will as likely support Rspub
,Aa SIS Democrat. Sherman aud
a.'sft Lincoln would meet this senti
sl' and succeed, SO would Senator Ali
" ana 5. B MCConico Of New Orleans
=. bLaine appreciates the growing
sSSeF Of the northwest and southwest,
:, say that he will favor Sherman's
..ulaailonsnd will work for it. l also
s.!@goesy that Mr. Blsine's trip abroad
- ~ eIieDd beyond the date of the next
| 4fLllcsr convention